GTA compressed to fit in a school, Bullworth that is

User Rating: 8.9 | Bully PS2
By winnunez | Review Date:
Bullying, I just love hearing the sound of that, Bully is another amazing game brought to you by the great rockstar. Rockstar never get tired of suprising it's fans. Anyway, the story goes as Jimmy Hopkins(the main character) mother left him to bullworth academy to study for the whole as she goes on a cruise with Jimmy's stepfather. As any other school you have a schedule to follow 2 classes a day after that you are free to do anything you want but stay outside the school or your dorm at 11:00 you'll get busted by the authorities outside ,this is how the game works. Of course it's not just the school you'll be exploring you'll go around the whole city of bullworth, the city you won't imagine how big it really is. By going outside you can buy clothes,do different jobs for money, bike races and stuffs like that. Along the way you'll earn different types of weapons and fighting moves some you'll get from classes others you have t o collect. You can skip classes but it's better to finish them all of, cause you really benefit from them. You'll meet different types of people here the nerds,preps,greasers,jocks and the dropouts. Owning them means ruling the school. Each characer you meet is interesting each one has there own personality and they twist and turn the story around. Gameplay: Smooth you won't be dissapointed, never dull moment
Graphics: Nice for the ps2 not the best but it is certainly one on the top, you'll find some muddy textures on walls but it dosen't ruin the game.
Sound: Fantastic, Voice acting is one of the best, really. Soundtrack ownz!
Replay: This still be fun to play after long years have past.
Overall: This is a School-Teen version of GTA, we all know you won't be dissapointed. It not diffcult maybe cause it's rated teen no blood and deaths as we know it. A fantastic addtion to the rockstar games, you can't compare this to gta games even if it borrows some gta factors, but certainly it is unique in it's own way.

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